➠ Words with n
List contains 168899 Words that "n" contain.
- - Stockyard units
- - supply-cabinet items
- - Hog farm structures
- - Ballpoints and felt tips
- - Items with gel and ballpoint varieties
- - They may be felt-tip or four-color
- - Stationery items carried by autograph seekers
- - Implements with ink
- - makes captive writers
- - calligraphy staples
- - some merch-table freebies
- - restricted areas for writers
- - Cages writers
- - Ballpoint or fountain, for two
- - enclosures for the birds
- - Some recompense for writers
- - signature products?
- - Items used for autographs
- - Ballpoints, eg
- - Vaping implements
- - they have caps and cartridges
- - Doodling tools
- - Souvenirs from White House signings
- - They're used to sign checks
- - ink-filled implements
- - Stationary in stands?
- - chained bank items
- - Quills and ballpoints, for example
- - source of some black and blue marks
- - Implements for some crossword solvers
- - Pittsburgh NHL squad for short
- - They can be felt
- - writers with cartridges
- - signing ceremony needs
- - devices that may have erasable ink
- - Ballpoint and fountain, e.g.
- - Authors make pounds
- - Writing tools whose tips are often classified as "fine," "medium," or "broad"
- - Products of Pilot and Bic
- - enclosures for river birds
- - Some click them nervously during exams
- - Writer's instruments
- - pilot and others
- - felt-tip items, maybe
- - Items in a pocket protector
- - Nerd-pack contents
- - Animal enclosures
- - Kennel features
- - Slop sites
- - Sharpies, e.g.
- - Indites
- - What songwriters should always have on them
- - Porker pads
- - Parker products
- - Felt-tips, for example
- - Zoo cages
- - Where some stock is held
- - What stylophiles collect
- - What great crossword-solvers use
- - They're at all the big signing ceremonies
- - State prisons, briefly
- - State prisons
- - Songwriting needs, w/paper
- - Some quills
- - Some may be felt
- - Popular graduation gifts
- - Pocket-protector contents
- - Pocket protector fillers
- - Personnel office array
- - Nibbed tools
- - Montblanc products
- - Is the author of
- - Homes for hogs
- - Desktop items, perhaps
- - Desk set
- - Cross products
- - Cross creations
- - Calligraphy implements
- - Calligraphy aids
- - Bics
- - Ballpoints, for example
- - Ballpoints, e.g.
- - Ball-point and fountain
- - Writing utensils with ballpoint and fountain varieties
- - Writing implements filled with ink
- - White House bill-signing souvenirs
- - What confident crossword solvers use
- - Weapons of Hugo and Zola.
- - Waterman products
- - Utensils for Poe
- - Tools for writers
- - Tools for confident crossword solvers
- - They're used for signing contracts
- - They're often chained to bank counters
- - They're filled with ink
- - They're chained in banks
- - They used to come from wells
- - They used to be lowered into wells
- - They supply the write stuff
- - They may click with writers
- - They may be pocketed or chained
- - They can be filled with inks or oinks
- - Their tips might be felt
- - Swords' superiors?
- - Submarine docks
- - Stylographs
- - Sties, e.g.
- - Some swans
- - Some Matt Gaffney Crossword Contest prizes
- - Signature pieces?
- - Set on a desk
- - School tools
- - Rollerballs, e.g.
- - Products made by Paper Mate
- - Presidential giveaways
- - Porkers' diggings
- - Porker homes
- - Porcine abodes
- - Pocket protector passengers
- - Pocket protector items
- - Places for inks or oinks
- - Pigs' abodes
- - People sign contracts with them
- - People sign checks with them
- - Parker array
- - Parker and Cross, for two
- - Mighty weapons
- - Low-cost promotional handouts
- - Items filled with ink
- - Inks, or clinks
- - Ink sticks
- - Implements that might have felt tips
- - Highlighters, e.g.
- - Fountain and bull
- - Felt-tips, e.g.
- - Felt-tip items
- - Felt tips and ballpoints
- - Expo freebies, perhaps
- - Endorsing needs
- - Editor's supply
- - Crosses, e.g.
- - Cross stock
- - Contract-signing needs
- - Confining quarters
- - Confines, as sheep
- - Confident solvers' supply
- - Confident puzzlers' tools
- - Con stables?
- - Cobs' mates
- - Breast-pocket items
- - Brave crossword solver's tools
- - Bics, e.g.
- - Bics and Sharpies
- - Bic writers
- - Bic or Parker products
- - Barnyard enclosures
- - Bank chains hold them
- - Ballpoints and felt-tips, for example
- - Ballpoint, say
- - Paper mates?
- - Con confines
- - They may be felt
- - Livestock enclosures.
- - Jails
- - Corresponds with
- - Puts down on paper
- - Hutches
- - Bic products
- - Keeps in
- - Desk items
- - Puts in writing
- - Writing instruments
- - Writers' tools
- - Stationer's supply
- - Some office supplies
- - NHL team, for short
- - Tools for some crossword solvers
- - Art-store purchases
- - Stockades.
- - Pigs' places
- - Hog hangouts
- - Pigs' hangouts
- - Hog homes
- - Porkers' pads
- - Cages
- - Shuts in.
- - Farm features.
- - Word processors
- - Folds
- - Students' needs
- - Authors
- - Scribes
- - No, in a way
- - Lawmaker's rejection
- - In point of fact — a parliamentary vote against
- - GOP senator's vote on anything that would in any way make Obama look good
- - Formal vote of opposition
- - Formal vote of disapproval
- - Dissenter's declaration
- - Cry of dissent
- - Con's call
- - Bit of Senate dissension
- - Aye's antonym
- - Anti's answer
- - "I oppose that bill!"
- - "......, answer me" (second line of "Hamlet")
- - " . . . you'll say a beggar ......": Shak.
- - Homophone of neigh
- - Word of rejection
- - Part of a count
- - Kind of sayer
- - "I ...... disagree"
- - Vote of disagreement
- - Voter's cry
- - Vote of dissent
- - What the opposition has to say to any problem
- - Dissenter's vote
- - '......, do not think I flatter': Hamlet
- - Opposite of 104-Across
- - Opponent's shout
- - Aye's opposite
- - Saint avoids unpleasant disagreement
- - Word of dissent
- - Any problem with the word coming out of opposition?
- - House of Commons vote
- - Anti's vote
- - Lawmaker's no vote
- - Aye's u-turn
- - Vote of opposition
- - 'I vote no'
- - 'I oppose the motion'
- - Stubborn sailor's response
- - Call of dissent
- - Lead-in to sayer
- - One who's second to vote, usually
- - Dissenter's response
- - Word of denial
- - A way to vote
- - One way to vote
- - Vote that's against the proposition
- - Old-fashioned way of saying "no"
- - "I'm not for it"
- - Senator's negative vote
- - "I say thee ..." (Marvel's Thor's way of expressing disagreement)
- - Any sort of denial
- - Not yea
- - Not aye, sir
- - Not a passing comment?
- - No, in a vote
- - No, at the Capitol
- - No from Kamala Harris
- - No for an answer
- - No dice, in the Senate
- - Negative vote, in the Senate
- - Negative vote on the Senate floor
- - Negative vote on Capitol Hill
- - Legislative vote
- - Ix follower?
- - It negates an "aye"
- - How your / senator / signals / dissent
- - House negative
- - Horsy refusal?
- - Down vote
- - Dissenting voice
- - Disagreeing word
- - Demurral
- - Congressional turndown
- - Con word
- - Certain voice vote
- - Capitol Hill turndown
- - Capitol Hill negative
- - Call heard on C-SPAN
- - Aye rival
- - Answer from the opposed
- - And moreover
- - And even
- - Also, and not only so, but.
- - A vote against
- - "Uh-uh" vote
- - "Permission denied"
- - "No" vote, in Congress
- - "Kill bill" word?
- - "......, smile not at my sullen brow": Byron
- - Parliamentary vote, sometimes
- - Voting choice
- - Negative word
- - Homophone for neigh
- - "... but no ......"
- - Senate vote
- - Congressional vote
- - Parliament vote
- - Capitol call
- - Vote found in three other answers
- - One opposed
- - One not in favor
- - Certain vote
- - Vocal opposition
- - Nonpro
- - Negative ballot
- - Bill killer
- - Bill blocker
- - Formal turndown
- - Discouraging word
- - Refusal
- - Opposing vote
- - Dissenting vote
- - Rejection in the Senate
- - Anti-passing cry
- - Opposition vote
- - U-turn from yay, in a vote
- - Legislative negative
- - No from Elizabeth Warren
- - Negative vote
- - Formal rejection
- - Congressional 'no'
- - Thumbs-down vote
- - Vote from the opposition
- - 'No' vote
- - Anti vote
- - Voice-vote call
- - Assembly line?
- - Veto vote
- - 'Uh-uh,' formally
- - Parliamentary vote
- - No from Amy Klobuchar
- - A voice vote
- - "All opposed" reply
- - Aye canceler
- - No, arch
- - Bill-blocking vote
- - Yea opposer
- - Not only that but also
- - Vote that cancels out a yea
- - "Uh-uh," on the Hill
- - Opposition answer
- - Unfavorable vote
- - Aye undoer
- - Senate thumbs-down
- - House refusal
- - Dramatic rebuttal
- - Bill rejection vote
- - 'All opposed' answer
- - And more than that
- - 'Aye? Not!'
- - U-turn from aye
- - Motion-opposer
- - Congressional rejection
- - Thumbs-down, verbally
- - Opposition expression
- - Not aye
- - Verbal vote
- - Formal objection
- - Motion-opposing vote
- - Vetoing vote
- - Bill-killing vote
- - Opposition call
- - Aye opposer
- - Thumbs-down verbal vote
- - Vocal vote against
- - Verbal thumbs-down vote
- - Boston Tea Party ends, indeed
- - Post office scale unit
- - "Ain't gonna happen"
- - Slangy refusal
- - Turndown
- - Denial
- - Thumbs-down
- - Rejection
- - Negative answer.
- - Vote against
- - Negative
- - .... vote
- - Split
- - Roll call response
- - ...... no
- - ".., indeed!"
- - Negating word
- - 'Negatory'
- - Formal denial
- - Formal refusal
- - "Ain't happening!"
- - "Uh uh!"
- - House call?
- - Senatorial vote
- - Roll-call call
- - Roll call vote
- - Voice vote
- - House vote
- - Opposed
- - 'No' voter
- - Dialect word for no
- - No, in "Braveheart"
- - Any change to negative vote?
- - In less than a year, it can be discouraging
- - Aye? No. Flip it
- - no horsey talk here!
- - no old-fashioned word
- - Negative vote in city council
- - Not "yay"
- - vote against a bill